scaffolding collapses after a fire burned through a concord construction site damaging the cars below. this video was captured on the camera of a contracosta fire district vehicle. firefighters are on the scene tonight still spraying water 20 hours after that blaze started. >> one of the big questions surrounding this fire, is it arson? the flames broke out just before 1:00 a.m. of what's meant to become the renaissance 2

apartments. >> abc 7 reporter leslie brinkly has more. >> reporter: dispatchers were inundated with calls at 1:00 a.m., one describing an explosion followed by a massive fire eruptingt a construct site near downtown concord. >> upon arrival they had reported a five city block five-story apartment complex under construction involved in fire. >> i looked out the window and all i could see was just a wall of flames and fire. unfortunately, i looked as long as i could for the cat. the dog was right next to be luckily and i grabbed her. >> reporter: three people were taken to hospitals for smoke inhalation but no other injuries reported. atf investigators are joining local fire officials to pinpoint the cause just as they it did in three other construction site fires over the last two years.

two blazes at a construction site and another were all deemed suspicious. >> it's way too early in the investigation to know if this was accidental or intentional. it's also way too early in the investigation to determine whether this fire is related to the other fires in the last few years. >> reporter: ash and debris rain down on the streets nearby and the health department issued a warning. >> residents should avoid washing or sweeping ash or debris into storm drains as this will result in accumulation of pollution in streams. >> reporter: evacuated residents have ten minutes to retrieve clothes and pets late this afternoon. >> i'm alive, everyone's alive. everyone made it out okay. >> reporter: in concord, abc 7 news. well, a livermore man is in

jail tonight after allegedly robbing his neighbor at gunpoint and engaging police in a three-hour standoff. swat officers smashing windows using tear gas and even drones to try to get the man to surrender. how police finally brought this situation to a peaceful end. >> reporter: video from sky 7 shows the suspect in handcuffs taken away from his home in coronado way in livermore. this follows an hour long standoff after police say that man robbed his neighbor in concord. they were concerned because the suspect was armed with a handgun. >> the s.w.a.t. team came up to my parent's house in a vehicle and escorted them in a s.w.a.t. team and took them off to a secluded location which i currently don't know right now, but i believe they're safe. there are residents nearby. >> reporter: police setup drones

to survey the area. s.w.a.t. teams used battering rams, smashed a window and pulled some items out. another team smashed a front window and through more tear gas inside. >> about 3:35 p.m. our s.w.a.t. team and a k-9 officer entered the residence and were able to take the suspect into custody. >> reporter: police believe that the suspect was hiding in his attic. they will not release his name, but neighbors say he's known in the area to cause problems including breaking into cars. in livermore, abc 7 news. now to white house president trump hosted the president of france for his first state dinner. among the guests apple's ceo tim cooke and lisa jackson. at the dinner president trump

shared a toast with the french president and asked that their friendship grow even deeper. earlier the two presidents talked about iran and whether they should keep or scrap the nuclear deal hashed out by the obama administration. abc 7 reporter jonathan carl has tha that part of the story. >> reporter: as far as the french president and his wife arrived at the white house this morning the french president and the trump's seemed eager to show their relationship. so happy this happened. >> we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: chumminess aside president macron came with an agenda, he wants the u.s. to stay in the iran nuclear deal. >> are you willing to consider to stay in the iran deal? >> we will be talking about it. we'll see. >> reporter: for all its flaws the iran deal has shutdown at least for now the iranian

nuclear program. >> but the iranians say they'll restart their nuclear program if they -- >> they're not going to be restarting anything. if they restart they're going to have big problems, bigger than they've had before. >> reporter: later at a joint press conference that featured another over the top handshake, macron urged the prez to stay in the iran nuclear deal. >> we raise said solutions together. >> reporr: trump didn't show his cards but he did repeat his warning to iran. >> i will say if iran threatens us in anyway they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. >> reporter: the president's harsh words for iran stood in stark contrast to his praise for north korea's dictator kim jong-un. over the past year he's called kim a mad man running a cruel regime. but tod looking ahead to their planned meeting. >> kim jong-un, he really has

been very open, and i think that very honorable from everything we're seeing. >> reporter: nice words aside the president declared he will insist on complete denuclearization. >> it means they get rid of their nukes. very simple. they get rid of their nukes. >> reporter: the visit with president macron capped off with a state dinner. just 13 candlelit tables of ten here at the white house. a third federal judge has ordered the trump administration to keep the daca program running. it's a major blow to the administration as it tries to wind down that program. the judge says the president's decision to end daca was virtually unexplained and ordered him to accept new applicants unless his administration comes up with a more solid reason within 90 days. daca gives protection to undocumented immigrants brough to the united states as children.

president trump rescinded daca in september giving congress six months to pass legislation in its place, which it did not do. the judge, by the way, was appointed by george w. bush. former president george h.w. bush appears to be making progress at a houston hospital. a spokesperson says he's awake, alert and talking and eager to return to his summer home in maine. bush remains in the intensive care unit two days after being admit f admitted for a blood infection. fresno's state president says professor rhonda jaro will not be fired. she came under fire when she called barbara bush a criminal. the university said today she didn't violate any california state university or fresno state policies, was acting in a private capacity and speaking about a public matter on her personal twitter account. more than 50,000 people have

signed a petition calling for her removal. the obama era net neutrality rules are officially gone as of yesterday. california could soon have its own version. the senate judiciary committee passed a bill tonight offered by san francisco state senator scott wiener, the republican led communications commission voted last year to rescind rules that prohibit broad brand providers from blocking or slowing web traffic. wiener says the california web version will ensure all california residents are the right to choose whether, when or for what purpose they use the internet. next at 9:00 the warriors and spurs are playing at oracle arena tonight. >> let's check in with abc 7 sports director larry beil there live. >> reporter: yes, we are live at oracle arena. the warriors looking to closeout the spurs tonight. and clay thompson is a man on a

mission. lighting it up here at oracle tonight. we'll have all the highlights coming up. thank you, larry. also san francisco has a story of progress to report. the numbers that are going down that could make drivers feel a little safer about parking their car in at least one lation. >> and meteorologist drew tuma >> yeah, dan, you felt it today. the cooler air has arrived and tonight the fog is returning. the well-being

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good evening, everybody. larry beil outside oracle arena. the inside the warriors and spurs are playing game five of their series. now, in game four thehe warrior struggled, they lost and clay thompson said the game plan was do everything opposite in game five. shoot better, and ultimately win. so far so good. check out steph curry. we got an update today. he's now lisd as day to day and could perhaps play as early as this weekend. draymond green give-and-go. throwing it down and the crowd was electric at oracle. but the spurs chip away.

they never die. san antonio goes up 18-17. clay thompson like we said had an abrupt game four, drains the three, steph on the side line. the bucket and the foul. cemon loony has turned outlet to be a very important playr for the warriors this post-season. kevin durant coast to coast with authority. not a lot of scoring in the first half but does have some magical moments. and just before halftime clay brings the crowd to its feet. the buzzer beater, clay after 12 points in game four, 17 in the first half of game five. it was 49-38 warriors at the half. they're now into the third quarter. warriors continuing to lead 60-47. let's check out some other playoff action. the 76ers trying to close off their series against the heat. joel embiid, who is that masked man hooping right there despite

the masked 19 points, 1 rebounds, hits the short jumper. j.j. reddics on a one-year $20 million deal with the sixers. he led all with 27, of 10 from deep. sixers win. they advance to the second rountd round of the playoffs for the first time since 2012. the a's they are hot right now. winners of three straight in seven of their eight last games as they took to the field tonight against the texas rangers. a's fans dressed for success these days. top of the sixth matt chapman grounded and look at the stretch here by ronald goozman. i'm in pain just watching that flexibility. out standing. nuzarra makes the catch and then loses the ball over the wall. that's a home run.

lowery had the most or second most doubles in the season. and the a's continue on their roll, four straight, 3-2 over texas was the final. giants and nats at at&t park. that's a family of joe panik. i guess good genetics. third inning brandon belt. whatever brandon belt is eating, i want some. sixth of the year and the giants cruising up 3-0 but only for half an inning. michael taylor a three-run homer off ty block, his second of the year. now your big mac attack. mack williamson provided nothing but power for the giants. right now the giants are leading 4-3, and they are in the seventh inning. the nfl draft is coming up on thursday, but today john gruten,

the old radar's head coach, new raiders head coach he was busy with his veterans. this was his first day of a veterans mini camp in alameda. and gruden very happy with practice, especially excited about being able to coach derek carr. because of the contract in the nfl gruden was not able to contact his players until a few weeks ago. so despite this being just day one gruden did not hold back on his praise. >> he choked the situation. today he was all over it. we tried to give him some audibles, different situations. on the very first day he didn't blink. he's a real good player. we just got to do our part as coaches and improve the positions around him. >> he threw everything. he tried to get me, see if i was listening to him in the meeting and all those things. so we had a lot of fun. >> a lot of excitement for the

silver and black. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. all the highlights of the warriors and spurs and perhaps the end of this series tonight coming up at 11:00. >> that's what we're hoping for. thanks, larry. all right, let's talk about this absolutely gorgeous day. a little bit cooler around the bay area today but really nice. >> yeah, guys we're kind of finally back to reality. yesterday well above average. today highs about 10 degrees cooler. and live doppler 7 tonight showing you we are drive, precipitation-free. yo look closely and you can see those fingers of fog developing not only in our east bay hills but also along our coastline. so the accuweather hoy lights, fog right now on its traditional trek inland tonight will do so again tomorrow as well. we're sunny inland tomorrow afternoon. but the fog this time of year you know just cling tuesday the coast, and it will do so

tomorrow. and then by friday there are a few sprinkles possible. but the bigger story this will just reinforce the cooler air overhead. 24-hour temperature change. 7 degrees cooler in nevada right now, 4 in half moon bay, and 5 degrees cooler in san jose than we were this time last night. so temperature-wise a lot of spots are in the 50s right now. currently at 52 in san francisco and san raphae. we have that fog right now right around the coastline. future weather tomorrow morning here's our fog cast. kind of socked in along the coast and fog stretching down from oakland and patchy fog

neo-fremont and mountain view and across san francisco as well. and it is going to be dense in the north bay as well. areas like petaluma, a bit slower as the fog will linger first thing in the morning. we get you into the afternoon and that fog pulls back into the coast. tomorrow afternoon the majority of the region will me enjoying a lot of sunshine. mild away from the coast once again. we're into the 70s for a lot of inland communities. 75 for concord, a lot of fog for river moor. only 59 degrees. you need the jacket tomorrow in san francisco. 75 and about 57 in santa rosa and 72 in napa. future weather it's mainly along the coast and in the north bay, really minimal if any moisture fallsch t falls. the bigger story this week, reinforce that cooler air over

the upcoming weekend. ooka weather seven-day forecast tomorrow it's fog to sun. cooler weather moves in here on thursday. friday a lot of cloud cover. there is a chance of a sprinkle, but the bigger picture once again that cooler air will stay with us. saturday and sunday it's a blend of sun and clouds and below average and and then on tuesday a bit of a warmup. pretty much where we should be this time of year. so really a nice afternoon tomorrow. coming up next facebook's coming up next facebook's big reveal about how it decides

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at the closing bell the dow had its fifth losing day in a row making its longest losing

streak of the year. the tech sector was the main factor in that decline. the dow finished down 424 points ending just above 24,000 and the s&p 500 was off by 35. alphabet, google's parent company fell 4.8% of its value after reporting a spike in spending. apple dropped 1.5%. and both facebook and flet knicks were down. face pobook revealed its community standards for the first time ever today. they each received a 27-page document. the standards cover dozens of topics including hate speech, violent images and terrorist propaganda. >> having a transparent list of whew you do ban people not only helps us all behave ourselves a

little better, but if someone is banned for political speech you can say, look, wait a minute, that's not part of the list. >> facebook also says anyone can appeal a decision to delete their posts. coming up here next president trump's personal physician under fire. >> he's been picked to run the va, but now there are accusations of misconduct. what he's accused of doing. also the deadly van attack. what we've learned about the man accused of running down pedestrians in toronto. and t

and we begin this half-hour with a major new scrutiny for president trump's personal physician. >> he is the president's nominee

for secretary of veterans affairs, ronnie jackson, the current white house doctor was set to be questioned tomorrow. now that's been put on hold amid some very serious allegations. >> here's abc reporter mary bruce. >> reporter: dogged by allegations of professional misconduct tonight the president's pick to lead the va is under intense scrutiny. admiral ronnie jackson's confirmation hearing now on hold as the senate reviews allegations he created a hostile work environment and as white house physician improperly dispensed medication, specifically the sleep aid amben. the top democrat on the committee says jackson is also accused of repeatedly being drunk while on duty while traveling with the president. jackson on capitol hill said he's eager to answer the questions. just moments later the president asked what he knows. >> i haven't heard of the particular allegations, but i will tell you he's one of the

finest people that i have met. i would definitely say he's a fine man. >> reporter: the president blamed partisan politics, but then added this nudge suggesting >> i wouldn't do it.rward. what does he need it for? to be abused by a bunch of politician. i really don't think personally he should do it, but it's totally his decision. >> reporter: even before the allegations there were questions if the president's personal physician was up to the task of leading a second agency. >> i know there's an experience problem. >> reporter: but the president and jackson have hit it off. just three months ago jackson offered this glowing review of the president's health. >> i told him he might live to be 200 years old. i don't know. he has incredible genes. >> reporter: even then jackson discussed prescribing sleep aids for long trips. >> i recommend everyone on the

plane take a sleep aid at certain times. >> reporter: tonight even more republicans say they need more time to review jackson's nomination. >> i think the proper thing to do is not to reach any conclusions. >> reporter: but critic saz ithe white hou white house fail to do its due diligence. >> it leaves us having to really vet them and look at serious questions. >> reporter: so the white house failed to properly vet him? >> apparently, yes. >> reporter: now we're told despite what the president said publicly about jackson now trump is planning to fight back. the two met privately in the oval office yesterday, and a senior official tells me jackson is getting railroaded, that his record is impeccable. the white house says jackson has a clean bill of health here and he has no plans to withdraw his nomination. now to that deadly van attack in toronto. the driver appeared to deliberately strike victims on the sidewalks and on the street. the crime scene was nearly a

mile and a half long. tonight what investigators are now learning about the driver's possible motive. here's abc news reporter tom yamas. >> reporter: the chilling new video arb a van turned into a killing machine, barrelling down a toronto sidewalk, and as investigators scour the scene a troubling portrait emerging of the man behind the wheel. >> accused to have posted a cryptic message on facebook minutes before he began driving the rented van. >> reporter: that message included these words, all hail supreme elliot roger. roger killed six people in a 2014 rampage in sana barbara. >> can you at least say if the suspect was frustrated with his relationships with women? >> again as that's evidence that's going to be part of the investigation. >> reporter: the police say the victims were predominantly women

ranging. you were walking in the street and your friend had literally pull you out of the way of the van? >> he accelerated and hit the lady,nd can all i can imagine is that viv image of the woman being on top of his hood and then he ran over her as he plowed through the crowd. >> reporter: now charged with ten counts of murder and 13 counts of attempted murder. outside court his father emotional. he didn't say much, but the look on his face said it all. >> can at least tell us what you're feeling right now, please? >> reporter: and tonight we're learning more about the traffic officer who stopped the ampage. during that standoff monasian saying he had a g and making threatening gestures. but constable lamb a 12-year veteran of the police force

managed to bring him down and cuff him without firing a single shot. tonight we learned he did serve a short time in the military, only 16 days. he quit during recruitment training. we did see him today in court. he walked in stonefaced wearing a white jumpsuit. the only emotion came from his father. i saw him wiping away tears as his son was led away. southwest and all domestic airlines are racing to complete inspections. tonight the husband of that passenger is breaking his silence about the last time he spoke to his wife. here's abc news reporter. >> reporter: jennifer riordan was killed on flight 1380 when the plane's left engine exploded at 32,000 feats. the mother of t the first person to die in an accident on an u.s. airline in nearly ten careers. tonight for the first time her husband michael telling us how he got the news.

>> he called and he's like i need to have the doctor talk to you, and before the doctor could call i was able to click on a news site and i saw one passenger was brought to hospital. and i said she can't be injured that bad. she's just in e hospital and i can get out there and hold her hand and love on her. and two minutes later i got a call from the doctor saying we're sorry, we tried everything we could. she didn't make it. >> reporter: despite wearing her seat belt she was partially sucked out of this window, passengers pulling her back inside. >> i immediately thought of the kids and how do you tell your kids their mom's gone. i just held their hands and took a knee and said mommy's not going to come home, guys. >> reporter: on sunday hundreds in alburr kirky turned out to mourn the wife, mother and

executive. for now he's concentrating only on his children. an incredible effort to save a life overnight in detroit. a man tried to jump off an overpass and then 13 truckers stepped in. michigan police tweeted out this remarkable image. it started with one truck out of a bridge. authorities then waved a dozen others to park under the under pass. officers convinced the man not to do it. they shook each truckers' hand and thanked them for their assistance. tense moments after construction workers were left dangling in the air. both were secured by harness ropes and they were not injured. investigators are looking into what caused the scaffolding to collapse. the fda is cracking down on a tobacco product made by a san francisco company.

high schools use them to vape. the fda is asking for information how its products appeals to teens. this is considered the first step towards possible enforcement actions. the fda also says that plans to construct stings to see if retailers are illegally selling to minors. california officials say kids are particularly at risk. >> we've got concerns about the manufacturers who claim that the intent of these devices is to provide a safer alterative to cigarettes, but we know they're creating an environment that guarantees continued use addiction to nicotine. >> in a statement juul says we already have in place a way to identify in marketplaces and the company also says it monitors retailers to ensure they are following the law. researchers have developed an app that can help cannabis users determine if they are too high to perform dangerous or

difficult activities. it's called am i stoned, appropriate enough. the app includes tests for reaction time, a memory game and a test of screen tapping speed. it could eventually prove useful as a tool to improve user's awareness and understanding of their own impairment. a legend lives through the changes. >> it was very lonely before. you'd be the only woman and there was no place to turn. >> jane fonda and lilly tomblin >> jane fonda and lilly tomblin are still congeritaung

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conference. >> this year it was all about the empowerment movement. >> reporter: the professional business women of california conference has focused on creating more opportunities in the workplace and even leaning in. but this time the empowerment movement dominated the conversation. actress ashley judd spoke candidly about the me too movement. >> and it takes guts to speak up, but make sure you cultivate those strong female to female alliances because it makes it less lonely and empowering me. >> reporter: several actresses have spoken about the importance of equal pay. two of those attending these conference decided to remain silent no more. >> one of the things that's different now is that we're talking about it. women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out that, you know, the guy is

getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about. you'd be fired if you talked about your salary. >> reporter: newscaster maria shriver came to talk about women's health. today she's an architect in the fight against alzheimer's. >> i said let's talk about it, understand it, be open about it that way more people will come forward and people will say oh, i'm not alone. >> reporter: bay area congresswoman jackie spear encouraged all to keep the empowerment message alive. >> we've got to do it for your kids and grandkids and all those women who come after us. >> reporter: spear helped this conference get started in 1989. abc 7 news. >> and all day stories, pictures and videos were posted online. these are just a sample of the ones that have the #abc7 now.

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they park their vehicle in the summer stockton garage in two days while they've been sightseeing. >> i saw all the signs warning, and yeah, we kind of thought we should check out the car before we go. >> we didn't know. >> reporter: while families vacation others are staking out their vehicles. >> i call this criminal tourism and it actually must stop. >> reporter: thieves aren't just stealing stuff. last year seone broke into julia's rental car and stole her father's ashes. she was visiting from north carolina to spread them in her father father's city. and earlier this year someone threw a 5-year-old chihuahua off the seventh floor during a car break in. >> they were able to identify the intruder because of a private dash cam video. >> reporter: officials say they're not declaring victory yet.

>> you see a park sign behind us, not a mission accomplished sign. >> reporter: still the future looks promising. reforms will be implemented at all 22 city own garages by the end of next year or early 2020. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. let's get a handle on a nice looking forecast. >> yeah, meteorologist drew tuma has it for us. >> yeah, tonight it's all about the fog right now and spreading as we speak. it's a mix of high clouds inland and coastal fog at this hour. the big story today was the temperature drop compared to yesterday. right now 10 degrees in cooler in livermore, 7 degrees cooler in napa, and down into the 50s among immediate spots. shoreline we're at 63, though. and san francisco right now at 52 degrees. overnight tonight we have the fog that's expanding in and around the bay.

so a lot of us tomorrow morning will wake up with low cloud cover first thing on our wednesday. so your 1-hour day planner on your wednesday features that fog early on but in a traditional pull back to the coast bid spring. and by 4:00 away from the coast not all that chilly. upper 70s plentiful sunshine. so here's highs onour wednesday. 56 andphologiy in half moon bay. 75 sunshine in san jose. 75 in concord. 59 with afternoon sunshine in san francisco. 67 in santa rosa and napa. a lot of sunshine. afternoon and temperature of 72 degrees. the oaccuweather seven-day forecast, a sprinkle possible on friday in the north bay. otherwise we stay average into the weekend and just an early warm up by next tuesday. so not a bad looking forecast. pedal power in san francisco got a boost today. abc 7 news was in hayes valley

where today's launch of the ford go bike bus. the pedal assist e-bikes are powered by a silicon valley company. the group behind the expansion motivate also roled out the go bike program last year and says people have taken a million rides on the system in less than a year. >> now we're bringing in electric. it'll make biking easier. it smooths out the hills. we think people are going to love it. >> motivate's ceo says the average trip on one go bike is one to two miles. he predicts electric trips with an average ride of 3 to 5 miles. the company believes bike share will become a fundamental part of how people get around. well, there's something rotten on the planet uranus.

telescope observations, they confirm that clouds are composed largely of hydrogen sulfide, the molecule that makes rotten eggs smell so much like rotten eggs. remember rosetta, that was the comet surfing probe, a twitter user processed and assembled the images into this short looped clip to reveal the drama that they contained. well, it looks like a snowstorm is more likely dust particles a and cosmic raies. the images have been around since june of 2016 but no one put it together quite like twitter user landru79. package deliveries to your car.

coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 concern over racist social media posts turns to outrage.

the students who made the offensive images just got a big payday. plus gunshots frighten neighbors at a wild party inside an airbnb rental. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. amazon is now offering a service to deliver packages right into your car even when you aren't there. >> abc's rebecca jarvis shows you how it work and amazon's response to security concerns. >> reporter: first they announced the drones and then came in-home deliverly. amazon technology letting a delivery person open your door and leaving the good inside. now the giant revolutionizing the shopping game once again. you place an order on amazon and select the in-car shipping option, scans your package and automatically sends a signal through the cloud to unlock your

car. i unlock it, open the trunk, and there's my package. the service launches today in 37 cities around the country and is currently compatible with any 2015 or newer connected chevrolet, buick, gmc, cadillac or volvo free to amazon's 100 million prime members. what amazon has done is that they have integrated themselves so much into that amazon customer's life that this is just one more step to make it easy to get their products. >> what if someone hacks into that cloud? >> you know, security is one of the things that has been most important to us as we build this service, and this has been run through a rigorous security review. >> reporter: customers get no notifications each step of the way and can choose to block delivery up until the package is in the car. the day of arrival you get a

notification. >> right before the delivery driver shows up you get another notification that says the package is in the delivery area. after it has been delivered you get a final notification. >> reporter: once the package is in the trunk the driver must swipe the delivery app before moving onto the next stop. >> that's an interesting idea. >> yeah, all right. thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time.

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